Comparison Between Image Analysis and Sieving Uising Laboratory Scale Model Muckpiles

International Society of Explosives Engineers
P D. Katsabanis
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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8
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194 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

Image analysis has been proposed to be an accurate and convenient means of measurement of blast fragmentation. The paper compares the results of image analysis to screening using laboratory scale rock piles. The muckpiles ranged from uniform distribution samples to well graded samples following the Rosin-Rammler distribution.Deviations between screened and imaged distributions were observed in most cases due to the loss of fines. Addition of fines in the system improved the result derived by image analysis considerably. It is suggested that techniques for the prediction of fines be evaluated for modifying the size distributions produced by image analysis.
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APA: P D. Katsabanis  (1999)  Comparison Between Image Analysis and Sieving Uising Laboratory Scale Model Muckpiles

MLA: P D. Katsabanis Comparison Between Image Analysis and Sieving Uising Laboratory Scale Model Muckpiles. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1999.

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